Stumbled across this gem of a video over on Blaine Hogan’s blog. As one who often battles with feeling insignifcant and unworthy of the call, this video really hit home for me. This song is now my prayer…
Will you make it yours?
If you’re a Coldplay purist, you’re probably not going to like this post. I’m a big fan of Coldplay, but.. I’m a bigger fan of pushing creative boundaries in the Church. Last weekend at Palm Valley Church, they did just that. Take a look at the video and see for yourself…
Kudos to Derrick and the rest of the team at Palm Valley for thinking outside the box and trying something completely unexpected. I love it!!
I think we’re all smart enough to know that Social Media is not a fad. It has completely changed the way we communicate and is obviously here to stay. With that knowledge and understanding, we… the Church, are going to have to figure new ways to communicate in this Social Media Revolution. This video sums it all up…
“You are a maker of things. You are a prophet. You are called to bring into the light the things you have found in the darkness.”
I stumbled up on a blog post over at ChurchKreatives. Usually… I’m not a big fan of the live drama thing, but.. this was done really well. I’m not sure what this video was created for, but it feels like Granger and sounds like the voice of Kem Meyer. It’s a long video, but.. well worth it. If you are an artist, especially one who works in the Church, you will resonate and relate with this video.
BEHOLD THE DREAMER COMETH from blaine hogan on Vimeo.
I particulary resonated with the part that talks about procrastination. I’ve seen this happen time and time again in my creative cycle. I lose inspiration and procrastinate on projects. Staying inspired and creative is probalby THE hardest part of being an artist. But there is hope!
We must recognize that God can, and will, work through us if we ask Him and let Him.